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/ 13 November 2006

Cosatu says appeal judges should resign

The Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) has called for the resignation of the five Supreme Court of Appeal judges who turned down Schabir Shaik’s appeal. Cosatu said the five misrepresented the findings of the trial judge and damaged African National Congress deputy president Jacob Zuma.

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/ 13 November 2006

Celtic beat Amazulu

Carlo Scott scored a brace to place Bloemfontein Celtic in fourth place in the Castle Premiership log table when they beat Amazulu 3-1 at the Princess Magogo Stadium on Sunday afternoon. The first goal was scored by Amazulu in the second minute by Benedict Chenene.

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/ 13 November 2006

Cosatu: Zuma should be deputy president

The Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) on Sunday called for African National Congress deputy president Jacob Zuma to be reinstated as the country’s
deputy president. This followed a media report in which Judge Hilary Squires denied he found a ”generally corrupt relationship” between Zuma and businessman Schabir Shaik.

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/ 13 November 2006

Arsenal move to third with win over Liverpool

Arsenal jumped to third in the English Premier League and extended Liverpool’s poor away form with a 3-0 win on Sunday. Mathieu Flamini, Kolo Toure and William Gallas scored to help Arsenal rise three places. Liverpool’s title hopes faded further with the defeat. This was its fifth league loss — and all have been away from its Anfield home.

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/ 13 November 2006

Rwandan memorial mired in controversy

In the classrooms of the Murambi school are the horrifying reminders of one of the worst acts of genocide in modern times. It was here in 1994, on a hilltop in southern Rwanda, that 50 000 Tutsis took refuge for two weeks without food and water before being massacred by Hutu militias.

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/ 13 November 2006

Crime adds to SA’s education woes

When high school principal Velaphi Mthembu started to get death threats and found himself living in fear of violent skirmishes, he organised a fierce counterattack to protect his students and staff. Pupils at ED Mashabane Secondary School in Evaton near Johannesburg were recruited to expose troublemaking peers.